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Journal of Advanced Research and Multidisciplinary Studies
Vol. 4Issue 32024pp. 163–174Published 5 September 2024
DOI 10.52589/JARMS-DHLV0JD0Share Link
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Abstract:
The need for diversification of investment portfolio has led to increased investment in the real estate sector. Investors, both domestic and international, are always on the lookout for options that will provide optimum return but at less or no risks. Although the Nigerian real estate market is an attractive one due to its many untapped opportunities and potential, there are challenges faced by international investors who venture into this market. Issues such as political risks, bribery and corruption, lengthy land registration process, devaluation of the Naira, bureaucratic encumbrances among others, pose risks which may deter potential international investors from moving forward with such investment. This paper recommends that the government and relevant stakeholders address the political issues within the country, streamline and ease the land registration processes, invest in infrastructural development, and work towards stabilizing the Naira and the economic climate at large. Proffering these solutions is crucial in order to fully maximize the hidden investment potential in the Nigerian real estate market.
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